Meghan McCain: Michele Bachmann is ‘More Smarter’ Than Sarah Palin

The Blaze ^ | 12-01-11 | Madeleine Morgenstern

[Lazlo in PA]

Newly-minted MSNBC contributor Meghan McCain declared Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann “the thinking man’s Sarah Palin” after conducting her first official interview for the network with the Minnesota congresswoman.

“I famously said a statement earlier where I said that Michele Bachmann was the poor man’s Sarah Palin, and after meeting this woman I am completely wrong,“ McCain said Thursday on ”Now With Alex Wagner.“ ”This is the thinking man’s Sarah Palin.”

“I didn’t know what to expect and I’m a person who has been around politicians my entire life,” she added about meeting Bachmann. “I connected with this woman and I thought, this is what she should be doing, she’s talking about being a mother and on foreign policy things….I loved her.”

Asked later to further compare Bachmann to her father’s 2008 running mate, McCain had a grammatical hiccup when she said she found Bachmann “more smarter.”

[Lazlo in PA]

She is fitting right in with the brain dead morons at PMSLSD. "More smarter". Way to show what a Leftist nit wit you are, fat pig. I bet she is the only one there that speaks valley girl.

[bgill]

Meghan is more dumber than what I thought.

[GoCards]

did she say “more smarter”?

[Lazlo in PA]

BTW, this is the bubble headed Commie Pinko that was interviewing her.

[ClearCase_guy]

Shaking my head. What can one say?

[Dr. Sivana]

I famously said a statement earlier where I said that Michele Bachmann was the poor man’s Sarah Palin

If you have to say "famously", it wasn't. That line is about as famous as Col. Sanders "Famous Chicken Bowls", invented decades after his death, and famous when introduced in TV ads.

[Talisker]

BTW, this is the bubble headed Commie Pinko that was interviewing her.

Good Lord.

Never has so much garbage incarnated in human form in the history of the human race.

[Lazlo in PA]

“I think she’s — this is going to get me in trouble — but I actually I think she’s just more smarter. I think that she’s more — on foreign policy I mean I just think all the things she’s done in the debates, I’ve been very impressed,” McCain said. “I just thinks she‘s older and more established and you know she’s been a member of Congress for a very long time.”

[Texas Fossil]

The 2nd amendment is not important to those like Alex Wagner who must invoke the right to be stupid.

Totally Clueless.

[presently no screen name]

There you have it folks - miss ‘dumb as rocks’ bonds w/MB. That’s a major compliment to Sarah but she’s too clueless to know that.

[GoCards]

Meghan is more smarter than me I guess. /s

[greene66]

“I famously said” ....?!?

Good grief! If Megs sheer stupidity isn’t enough, her massive sense of self-importance is just mind-boggling.

[Jaidyn]

How much more smarter than who? Herself? We are all smarter than Mz. McCain...much smarter! ;)

[leprechaun9]

“.......... and I’m a person who has been around politicians my entire life,” and “more smarter.”

Meghan should have spent more time in class in elementary school (K-8). Maybe her grammar would be better if she hadn't been around politicians her entire life!

[leprechaun9]

“.......... and I’m a person who has been around politicians my entire life,” and “more smarter.”

Meghan should have spent more time in class in elementary school (K-8). Maybe her grammar would be better if she hadn't been around politicians her entire life!

[Army Air Corps]

Does this nattering nitwit have a university degree? If so, what university gave a degree to her?*

*NB - I say “gave” because I have yet to see demonstrable proof that she earned anything resembling a university degree.

[Rushmore Rocks]

I speak as a retired English teacher. I really wish she would have been in one of my classes. She would not be making such a fool of herself.

[DemforBush]

"talking about being a mother and on foreign policy things….I loved her.” "

I've noticed that one of the telltale signs that a speaker doesn't understand the subject he or she is speaking of is the tendency to use words like "things" and (the big daddy of them all) "stuff".

But that's just my observation. Maybe someone more smarter will come along and correct me.

[xzins]

“I famously said a statement earlier...

This girl isn't just incompetent. She's arrogant about her incompetence.

She "famously said a statement." Is this one of those "divine right" things that the aristocracy has roiling around in their empty spaces?

[Signalman]